Sentence examples for devoid of labor from inspiring English sources
To the Gillard camp, Kevin Rudd is a man putting his own thwarted ambition above the interests of the party, a person so devoid of "Labor values" he would destroy the party he claims to serve in an utterly selfish bid to get his old job back.
An early complaint of his yachts was that they were devoid of manual labor.
Unfortunately, you wouldn't know it from this pallid display, a monotonous cavalcade of what the curators call "visual splendor," devoid of any reflection of labor, empire, or Ruskinian virtue.
That is Walker's real target, and after he deals with it perhaps he can move to make Wisconsin a "right-to-work" state, devoid of any protections for labor unions, just like Mississippi.
Arguments for regulating higher returns to capital but not to labor are remarkably devoid of evidence.
Percentage of labor force.
He based his script on a magazine article about a remote North Carolina community, devoid of infrastructure and traversed on horseback, where women labored and men loafed, and shot the movie in the Great Smoky Mountains, with a cast of non-actors.
Trials of this agent in intact animals and women as a tocolytic agent for preterm labor have shown atosiban to be devoid of cardiac effects.
